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What is proxemics?
What is proxemics?
The study of the communicative function of space, specifically the distance between people in interactions.
What is the range of personal distance in proxemics?
What is the range of personal distance in proxemics?
- 12 to more than 25 feet
- 4 to 12 feet
- 18 inches to 4 feet (correct)
- 0 to 18 inches
What are the four proxemic distances?
What are the four proxemic distances?
- Personal, Social, Public, Territoriality (correct)
- Intimate, Social, Casual, Public
- Personal, Private, Public, Community
- Social, Close, Remote, Public
Pupil dilation indicates a person's level of interest and emotional arousal.
Pupil dilation indicates a person's level of interest and emotional arousal.
What does emotional display refer to?
What does emotional display refer to?
What does artifactual communication refer to?
What does artifactual communication refer to?
Types of feedback include positive-negative, person focused-message focused, and _____.
Types of feedback include positive-negative, person focused-message focused, and _____.
What is positive face?
What is positive face?
What is the first step in handling grief-stricken individuals?
What is the first step in handling grief-stricken individuals?
Which cultures are considered monochronic?
Which cultures are considered monochronic?
What do the principles of emotions state?
What do the principles of emotions state?
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Study Notes
Proxemics
- Proxemics studies how people use space in communication, including interaction distances and spatial organization.
- Distances include personal (18 inches to 4 feet), social (4 to 12 feet), public (12 to more than 25 feet), and territoriality (possessiveness over an area or objects).
Pupil Dilation
- Dilated pupils indicate attraction; studies show people are drawn to individuals with larger pupils.
- Pupil size reflects emotional arousal and interest, reacting to the presence of an attractive person.
Gender and Emotional Display
- Emotional display involves expressing and interpreting emotions based on cultural guidelines for appropriateness.
- There are differing rules for men and women regarding emotional expressions and what is deemed acceptable.
Meaning
- Meaning arises from the combination of verbal and nonverbal messages and is shaped by the receiver's thoughts and feelings.
- Interpretations can vary significantly; the same message may appear controlling to one person and benign to another.
Artifactual Communication
- Artifactual communication conveys messages through human-made objects.
- Types include space decoration (interior design), color communication (color meanings), and clothing/body adornment (cultural expressions).
Types of Feedback
- Feedback types include:
- Positive-negative: compliments vs. criticism
- Person focused-message focused: personal traits vs. message clarity
- Immediate-delayed: response timing
- Low monitored-high monitored: level of spontaneity
- Supportive-critical: nature of the feedback.
Positive/Negative Face
- Positive face refers to the desire to be viewed favorably by others.
- Negative face emphasizes the need for autonomy and personal freedom.
Handling the Grief-stricken
- Properly handling grief involves confirming emotions, allowing grief expression, and being sensitive to individual cues.
- Avoid phrases like "I know how you feel" and focus on empathy and support rather than forcing positivity.
Monochronism/Polychronism
- Monochronism is the preference for completing one task at a time; cultures such as the US, Germany, and Switzerland value punctuality.
- Polychronism allows for flexibility in time; the importance lies in social relationships over strict task completion.
Principles of Emotions
- Emotions occur in stages, initiated by events that trigger emotional responses, which include physical reactions and personal reflections.
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